may this be used for jock itch?
30820
In my situation it has helped me. It is easier for me to use this item for this application than to arrange a safe spot outdoors at home to utilize the natural sunlight for bringing myself relief.
1004618
My guess is: No. The active ingredients are strong solvents, but the only way to know for sure would be to try using it on a small, unobtrusive patch.
783272
Yes! This is great for drawing out boils, wood splinters, and infected small wounds,etc. I was raised on this stuff, from cuts scratches and scrapes to rashes and itches this little red can work miracles!
1643450
Actually, I would say no, it seems like it takes forever to work, the only thing I can say that is true about the product, is that it really does burn and have a hot warming sensation feeling after u have rubbed it in...it makes my skin itchy on my stomach, and I am small...I hope that this answer helped u...
1972990
I tried it for a few weeks but it is not use as doctor level equipment. anyway, it works on sport or exercise workout for controling your burning point.
1131972
can I apply it to toes while using another anti fungus product cream for athletes foot........
1288809
yes, my personal trainer recommended it for my soreness from lifting weights in the gym. it lasts longer than biofreeze or any other over the counter rubs.
1289680
Unfortunately, I found this product to do nothing for dry, itchy skin. Maybe try Aveeno's eczema cream with oatmeal.
1040460
I have no knowledge of such usage. I doubt that it would work because this product is rendered ineffective if it is moistened.
1650217
I would say yes. If your skin is severely dry, maybe not. If it is just mildly dry, this is definitely worth a try.
584316
Not specifically, no, but I would presume that if the itching is a product of an environmental allergy, then it would help. This product is not a short term 'get rid of it right now' product though. It works with your body for long term results. My son had to take Zyrtec with D-Hist for a year before it truly started helping. Even then, during his really bad times, we eventually had to result to allergy shots.
1682555
No. I wouldn't suggest that. It good for hands and legs and probably for underarms.
1072600
I don't know about that. I use soap for itchy feet, helps tame it, I also have a slight discoloration on top of my foot, has not went away using soap
431632
I cannot imagine why not. It is 100% cottonseed oil (if my memory is correct, I am out of town and cannot check the bottle right now). When mixed with water I just rub it in in place of body lotion. It may be a bit oily to put it on directly, and then put on clothes. But, perhaps it would work just fine.
111456
No, just take a small pinch and roll it in your hands. It softens and turns into a lotion :)
2101485
It's merely a talcum--so it will provide dryness but has no perspiration blocker. If you perspire heavily, it will not work at all. If you're allergic to the ingredients in some deodorants, it will work splendidly. I use it only to sprinkle areas that don't seem to dry completely from toweling off. And it won't soil clothing.
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I believe you can...it is very mild. My grandson has eczema and I use it on him and he says it stops the itch...it has no scent, and it was recommended by my dermatologist...I have dry skin and psoraisis...I love it.